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📰 Trump’s Peace Plot: Zelenskiy, Not Putin, Is the Roadblock President Donald Trump just flipped the script on Ukraine. In an exclusive interview, he claimed it’s not Vladimir Putin but Volodymyr Zelenskiy who’s holding up a peace deal—ignoring years of European consensus and U.S. intelligence that says otherwise. “I think he’s ready to make a deal,” Trump said of Putin. “I think Ukraine is less ready to make a deal.” The U.S. president’s take is pure theater: while Washington and Kyiv have long accused Moscow of stalling, Trump now insists the Kremlin is eager for peace. He blames Zelenskiy for dragging his feet, offering only that the Ukrainian leader is “having a hard time getting there.” No details, no evidence—just vibes. Behind the curtain: U.S. intelligence still warns Putin hasn’t dropped his goal of swallowing Ukraine. European allies remain skeptical, and Zelenskiy has repeatedly ruled out territorial concessions, citing the Ukrainian constitution. So who’s really stalling? Is Trump selling Putin’s narrative, or just using Ukraine as another bargaining chip? Either way, the peace process looks less like diplomacy and more like a reality show, with Trump as the star. #Ukraine#Trump#Putin#Zelenskiy#PeaceDeal#Geopolitics 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Trump Sends Message to Putin: 'War Has to End' After Talks With Zelenskiy U.S. President Donald Trump said his message to Russian President Vladimir Putin is that the war in Ukraine “has to end,” following what he described as “good” talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Davos. Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff, who is heading to Moscow for further negotiations, said the U.S. has made “a lot of progress” toward a deal. ​ Zelenskiy’s Demands, Trump’s Diplomacy Zelenskiy insisted on signing agreements with Trump on U.S. security guarantees and post-war reconstruction funding, but no breakthrough was announced after their meeting. Trump and Zelenskiy have met several times since Trump returned to office, with the U.S. now pushing diplomacy with Russia rather than military escalation. ​ Putin’s Conditions, Ukraine’s Future Russia remains skeptical of the peace push, demanding Ukraine cede parts of Donetsk. Moscow continues its attacks on Ukrainian cities, leaving thousands without power and heating. Zelenskiy’s energy crisis at home adds urgency to the talks, but there’s little sign Moscow is ready to stop fighting. ​ Who’s Really in Control? As U.S. envoys shuttle between Kyiv, Moscow, and Abu Dhabi, the question remains: Can Trump’s diplomacy deliver peace—or is he just playing the role of dealmaker while the war grinds on?. ​ #Trump#Zelenskiy#Putin#Ukraine#PeaceTalks#Russia#Diplomacy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Zelenskiy Pushes Back: Ukraine Not Obstacle to Peace Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy hit back at President Donald Trump’s remarks, affirming Ukraine’s commitment to peace after Trump suggested Kyiv was less ready than Russia to clinch a deal. In his nightly video address, Zelenskiy stressed, “Ukraine has never been and will never be an obstacle to peace,” referencing his recent talks with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. ​ Trump’s Provocation, Zelenskiy’s Response In an interview with Reuters, Trump claimed Ukraine was less eager than Russia to reach an agreement, singling out Zelenskiy. Zelenskiy countered by highlighting Russia’s relentless attacks on Ukrainian energy sites and infrastructure, arguing that Moscow’s actions prove Russia has no interest in reaching any agreement. “It is precisely Russian missiles, Russian ‘Shaheds’ (drones), and Russia’s attempt to destroy Ukraine that are clear evidence that Russia isn't interested in any agreement,” he said. ​ Kremlin Echoes Trump The Kremlin backed Trump’s assessment, with spokesman Dmitry Peskov stating that President Vladimir Putin and the Russian side remain open to talks, but accusing Zelenskiy of stalling negotiations. ​ Diplomacy vs. Destruction Zelenskiy pledged Ukraine would pursue diplomatic efforts more actively, but with Russia continuing its strikes, the path to peace remains fraught with obstacles. Trump’s comments and the Kremlin’s response reveal a familiar game: blame-shifting and political theater, while the war grinds on. ​ #Ukraine#Zelenskiy#Trump#PeaceTalks#Russia#Kremlin#Diplomacy 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Ukraine, Russia Head to UAE: No Compromise in Sight on Donbas Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are meeting in Abu Dhabi to discuss the fate of Donbas—the war’s most contentious issue. But with both sides digging in, there’s little hope for a breakthrough. Ukraine refuses to surrender territory Russia has failed to conquer, while Moscow insists on controlling all of Donbas before halting its attacks. “The question of Donbas is key,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. “It will be discussed how the three sides... see this in Abu Dhabi today and tomorrow.” Russia demands Ukraine cede about 5,000 sq km of Donetsk—land it has not captured after four years of brutal fighting. Kremlin officials say this is “a very important condition,” while Zelenskiy calls the idea “nonsense,” insisting Ukraine will fight to use frozen Russian assets for its own reconstruction. Meanwhile, Zelenskiy says a deal on U.S. security guarantees is ready, awaiting only President Trump’s signature. Even as Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine’s energy grid and freezing temperatures cripple its cities, trust in Ukraine’s peace intentions among Western governments remains extremely low. So who’s bluffing, and who’s bleeding? As the talks drag on, one thing is clear: the war won’t end until someone’s map changes. #Ukraine#Russia#Donbas#AbuDhabi#PeaceTalks#Zelenskiy#Putin#Trump 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

📰 Ukraine and Russia Resume US-Mediated Peace Talks Amid Missile Barrage Zelenskiy says the talks in Abu Dhabi are the first trilateral meeting under the U.S.-brokered peace process. On the same day, Russia launched a massive overnight airstrike on Kyiv and Kharkiv with hundreds of drones and missiles, knocking out power in the capital while Kyiv negotiators sit in the room. ​ The Usual Script The pattern is familiar: each time a serious negotiation round looms, Ukrainian and Russian forces throw heavy strikes at the other’s cities and energy grid. Before the Doha agreement, the Kursk operation flared up. Now, on the same day the U.S.-backed talks resume, Ukraine experiences another wave of Russian cruise and ballistic missiles, while Moscow prepares its list of what land must be handed over. ​ What’s on the Table Russia again insists Ukraine surrender the 20% of Donetsk Oblast it still holds (~5,000 sq km), territory that, according to the Kremlin, completes the “Donbas” demand. Zelenskiy refuses any territorial concessions Russia did not capture after four years, polls show Ukrainians are not ready to sign away Donetsk. Washington keeps pushing both sides to close the deal, but what “peace” will look like is still defined in the fog of war and shuttle diplomacy. ​ Who’s Negotiating – or Waiting? Diplomats speak of “last remaining sticking points” and “progress.” But from the ground, the situation looks like a game: every round of peace talks is matched by new missile barrages, and each side uses violence as a bargaining chip. The real question is not whether a deal will be signed, but what kind of “peace” will be sold to the public once the guns go quiet for a few days. ​ #Ukraine#Russia#Putin#Zelenskiy#PeaceTalks#AbuDhabi#USSecurity#WarInUkraine 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸